Exemples d'utilisation de Agree on a programme en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Because of this, the body can neither agree on a programme of work nor get down to the business of negotiating.
Preparation and follow-up Before submitting a grant application,the group members should agree on a programme of activities.
It should also agree on a programme of work up until 2015 and on steps to be taken thereafter.
It is disappointing that the Conference on Disarmament cannot agree on a programme of work in the light of last year's accomplishments.
We share the international community's overwhelming feeling of frustration that another year has gone by with the Conference on Disarmament still unable to start negotiations or even agree on a programme of work.
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The Group of Experts is expected to consider and agree on a programme and methods of work for its future activities.
We are sure that your initiative in convening this cycle of formal meetings to address the four items identified as core issues by the member States will help to ensure that the Conference on Disarmament can speedily agree on a programme of work that is satisfactory to all.
The Review Conference should agree on a programme of work up to 2015 and on steps to be taken beyond that year.
To review the achievements of the UNECE/FAO programme of work in 2004-2008, and agree on a programme and strategic plan for 2008-2013.
The Review Conference should agree on a programme of work up to 2015, and on steps to be taken beyond that year.
That was also the case with the Conference on Disarmament, the only multilateral forum for negotiations on disarmament,which could not agree on a programme of work, thus blocking its substantive work.
It is important that the Conference agree on a programme of work as soon as possible during this second session.
Australia has consistently called for the adoption by the Conference on Disarmament of a programme of work that would provide for the implementation of this action: Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Julie Bishop, in a speech to the Conference on Disarmamenton 26 March 2014, called on all members to unblock the Conference on Disarmament and agree on a programme of work.
The Committee is expected to review past activities and agree on a programme for the period 2003-2005, taking into account the availability of secretariat resources.
We urge all member States, particularly the nuclear-weapon States, to show maximum flexibility in order thatthe Conference can overcome the current impasse, agree on a programme of work and start its substantive work at the beginning of its 2003 session.
For example, resolution 56/24 J urged that the Conference on Disarmament agree on a programme of work that includes the immediate commencement of negotiations on a treaty that would ban the production of fissile material for use in nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
We do not believe that such an important issue should be left to a body that has been unable to deliver anythingof substance in a decade and a half, that cannot even agree on a programme of work, and whose membership is limited to one third of the States Members of the United Nations.
It is our hope that the Conference on Disarmament can agree on a programme of work at the earliest possible stage, so that it can start its substantive work.
It is our hope that this anomalous situation can be corrected as quickly as possible so that we can agree on a programme of work which will set the Conference on Disarmament to its task.
The members of the Conference on Disarmament should agree on a programme of work and begin negotiations on such a treaty without further delay.